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@benamto/sails-hook-pagify

v1.0.8

Published

A fork of sails-hook-pagify with ongoing maintenance.

Downloads

17

Readme

@benamto/sails-hook-pagify

A fork of sails-hook-pagify with ongoing maintenance, I have changed a little bit to make it suitable for sails 1.0+. There is no dataKey anymore, it will return results as dataKey. also, I have added select and omit for pagify options

DEPENDENCY

  • Sails 1.0+

Installation

npm install -S @benamto/sails-hook-pagify

Configuration (Project-wide)

Create pagify.js in the config folder. Set perPage for the number of records fetched per page. The default is 10.

module.exports.pagify = {
    perPage: 10
}

Method

pagify(options)

Parameters

  • [STRING] select - Waterline select. Default is ''
  • [OBJECT] where - Waterline query object. Default is {}.
  • [ARRAY] sort - Default is [].
  • [ARRAY] populate- Default is [].
  • [ARRAY] omit - Default is [].
  • [INTEGER] page - Current page number. Default is 1.
  • [INTEGER] perPage - Number of records per page. Default is 10.

Usage

Use it as a Model class method:

// Get Page 2 from the User Model where
// user.name is like 'colin', sort by `createdAt DESC`
// with pet field populated. 40 results per page.
// Results will be wrapped in `users` key.
User.pagify({
    where: {'name': {'like': '%colin%'}},
    sort: ['createdAt DESC'],
    populate: ['pet'],
    page: 2,
    perPage: 40 // Overwrite the project-wide settings
}).then(function(data){
    // See Response Object Below
}).catch(function(err){
    // err.Errors contains the error messages
});

As you can see, pagify is a promise-returning method.

Response Object

{
    "results": [{
        /* 40 or less results here */
    }],
    "meta": {
        "currentPage": 2,
        "nextPage": null,
        "prevPage": 1,
        "totalPages": 2,
        "totalCount": 80,
        "perPage": 40
    }
}

License

Sails hook pagify license

Sails hook pagify is free and open source under the MIT License.